Sergi Reixach
Spain
Sergi Reixach is a Spanish professional poker player with live tournament earnings exceeding $9 million, known for his online alias 'srxakgirona' or 'Zcedrick'. He won the 2019 EPT Barcelona €100,000 Super High Roller for over $2 million and has an online WSOP bracelet. Reixach is a prominent figure in the high-roller circuit but has also been involved in controversy regarding cheating allegations.
Early Career and Background
Sergi Reixach was born in Girona, Spain, and currently resides in Bournemouth, England. He began his poker journey in the late 2000s, quickly transitioning from online gaming to professional poker. His first recorded tournament cash came in 2011, and he gained early attention by finishing 46th in the 2016 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event, earning $142,447. This result marked the beginning of his rise through the ranks, eventually leading to the high-stakes circuit.
Major Tournament Successes
Reixach's career-defining victory came in 2019 at the European Poker Tour (EPT) Barcelona, where he won the €100,000 Super High Roller for a career-best $2,024,535 (€1,816,210). That same year, he captured the Poker Masters Event #8: $25,000 No-Limit Hold'em title for $369,000 and finished 7th in the WSOP $100,000 High Roller for $353,202. In 2020, he placed 4th in the WPT World Online Championships $102,000 event, earning $374,000. His online prowess was further demonstrated in August 2025 when he won the WSOP Online International $300 Gladiators of Poker on GGPoker for $465,614, securing his first WSOP bracelet. He also holds a runner-up finish in the EPT Barcelona Main Event and multiple final-table appearances at WSOP events.
High-Stakes and Online Achievements
Known online as 'srxakgirona' and previously 'Zcedrick', Reixach is a dominant force in high-stakes online poker. He has amassed over $12 million in total recorded earnings (live and online combined), with 206 recorded cashes and 11 tournament wins. His WSOP profile lists 1 bracelet, 7 rings, 36 final tables, and 241 cashes, with total WSOP earnings exceeding $5 million. He regularly competes in the PokerGO Tour and has a victory in Event #8 of the 2019 Poker Masters. His online success includes deep runs in GGMasters and other high-volume events, consistently placing in the top tiers of online leaderboards.
Recent Results and Current Form
Reixach remains highly active in 2025 and 2026, posting strong results across major series. In 2025, he finished 3rd in the WSOP Paradise $2,500 The Closer Turbo Bounty ($65,800) and 358th in the $25,000 Super Main Event ($50,000). He also cashed in multiple WSOP events at the 2025 series, including the $1,500 Millionaire Maker (360th, $6,800) and $3,000 6-Handed (179th, $6,000). In 2024, he placed 4th in the EPT Cyprus $10,300 High Roller ($270,600), 5th in the EPT Paris €10,200 Mystery Bounty (€35,800), and 8th in the EPT Monte Carlo €3,000 Mystery Bounty (€28,000). At the 2023 WSOP Paradise, he finished 8th in the $10,000 High Roller 6-Handed ($45,062) and 22nd in the $1,500 Mystery Millions ($21,700). His 2026 season includes a 22nd-place finish in the WSOP $10,000 6-Handed Championship ($41,750) and a 39th in the $3,000 6-Handed ($12,100). These results underline his consistent presence at the highest levels of tournament poker.
Controversy and Integrity Issues
In 2022, Reixach was implicated in a high-profile cheating scandal involving Bryn Kenney's stable. Kenney was accused of collusion and using real-time assistance (RTA) in online games, and Reixach, as a member of the stable, faced similar allegations. Reixach issued a public statement acknowledging that he "made some mistakes and should act differently," but firmly denied many of the specific accusations, calling them false. The incident sparked widespread debate in the poker community about staking arrangements and the use of prohibited software. Despite the controversy, Reixach has continued to compete at the highest levels, maintaining his status as a top-tier player.
Playing Approach and Reputation
Reixach is widely regarded as a modern solver-era professional, combining a deep theoretical understanding of Game Theory Optimal (GTO) principles with sharp exploitative adjustments. His playing style is characterized by relentless aggression, especially in deep-stack situations, forcing opponents into difficult decisions. He excels in high-roller environments where his ability to execute complex multi-street bluffs and value bets sets him apart. Known for his analytical mindset and emotional composure, Reixach has earned a reputation as a tactical mastermind, though his involvement in the 2022 scandal has somewhat polarized opinions. Fans and peers alike recognize his skill as one of Spain's most successful tournament professionals, consistently ranking among the top in the world.
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